The practical part of the subject ("Case study") represents 70% of the final mark, while the theoretical part ("Objective test") represents 30% of the final mark. For the different methodologies to be added, in order to obtain a final average mark, it will be essential to obtain 50% of the grade corresponding to each of the sections to be evaluated ("Case study" and "Objective test").

If the minimum required in any of the methodologies is not achieved, the student will not pass the subject. In this case, the evaluation will be suspended in the ordinary call and may be re-examined in July, where the evaluation methodology will be a single objective test worth 100% of the grade.

Those students who cannot do a normal follow-up of the subject, due to having the Teaching Exemption recognized, may choose to take 100% of their grade through a final objective test during the officially established evaluation periods. If 50% of the total mark is not obtained in this test, the evaluation will be suspended in the common call and they will be able to be re-examined in July, where the evaluation methodology will be a single objective test worth 100% of the grade. If they request a waiver, all students will notify the teacher by email or visibly on their student file if it was granted, in which case they must indicate whether they opt for CONTINUOUS EVALUATION or FINAL OBJECTIVE TEST. Students may not be evaluated simultaneously by continuous evaluation and by final objective test. If it is not expressly stated, or does not deliver the file within fifteen days after the start of the academic year, it will be understood that they opt for the FINAL OBJECTIVE TEST. The election is final and irreversible for the current call.

Curricular adaptations for students with disabilities or with specific educational needs will be ruled by the Center's Teaching Commission, following a report from the guidance and internship service.